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The beneficiaries come from virtually every corner of the corporate world, encompassing oil and coal conglomerates, technology and entertainment companies, banks and big-box retail chains.

"I don't feel mad about anything, but when I watch the videotape of my fights, I say, 'Dang, I got a lot of anger in me.' " He has come from virtually nowhere, and not just from the back room of a Cincinnati dry cleaner, to this position as a rising star on the potent American team, which won its four fights in the first weekend of the boxing competition.

"This was a man who'd come from virtually nothing to be a big success in building, finance, the media - and had spotted a gap in the political market.

But those notices turned to rave for the finely-judged ride on Camelot to come from virtually last to first - his idea- in the 2,000 Guineas at Newmarket, setting up the colt's Epsom challenge.

"I think people are realizing that movies can come from virtually anywhere, and as long as the movies have some measure of quality then the stigma goes away".

Terrorists are increasingly found residing in civilized societies including Western societies, and they can come from virtually anywhere, including the USA.

Opposition came from virtually everywhere.

The men in my infantry platoons came from virtually every part of the socio-economic spectrum.

The strong performance came from virtually all of Citadel's trading businesses, including stocks, energy and fixed income.

Let the sceptics remember 1974: at the tender age of 48 Mr Giscard d'Estaing, now the UDF's older statesman, came from virtually nowhere in the opinion polls to steal victory from the Gaullist favourite, Jacques Chaban-Delmas.

When Mario Gutierrez came from virtually nowhere to ride I'll Have Another to victory in the Kentucky Derby, Donna Barton Brothers was waiting just beyond the finish line to interview him in her role as analyst for NBC — on horseback.